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Who's My Legislator? Service

Need to contact your legislators? The Who's My Legislator? service
is an online tool where the public at-large can determine what legislators represent them. Users can
enter their home address or use map based navigation to see their Virginia House and Senate
representatives, as well as those in the U.S. House and Senate.

Q:Where is the Virginia State Capitol Building?A:The Capitol is located in Richmond, VA, near the Broad Street exit off of I-95. The physical address is 1000 Bank Street Richmond, VA 23219. For specific directions, please call (804) 698-1788 or see our visitor information for details.

Q:Where does the General Assembly meet?A:House and Senate subcommittee and committee meetings typically occur in the Pocahontas building and Capitol Building extension. Daily floor sessions are held in the respective chambers on the second floor of the Capitol Building. Information is available that provides information on public entrances to these buildings.

Q:Where do I park to visit the Capitol?A:There are many paid parking lots and decks in downtown Richmond. Please see our Directions & Parking content for more information.

Q:Is the Capitol accessible for visitors with special needs?A:The Capitol and Pocahontas Building are both ADA compliant. See more about accessibility.

Q:I have a condition that will not allow me to go through a magnetometer. May I still enter the building?A:Yes. Please share this information with Capitol Police personnel at the entrance and they will assist you with entry into the building while respecting your medical condition and ensuring that the Capitol maintains a safe and secure atmosphere for our members, staff, and visitors.

Q:Are meeting rooms in the Capitol reserved only for the legislature?A:Meetings rooms in the Capitol exist to support the work of the legislature, but may be reserved by state agencies/groups. Please be advised that if you schedule an event in the Capitol, it may have to be moved or canceled should the space be needed for legislative purposes.

General Assembly Building Move News

New Location, Directions & More

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